Re: Seconds precision in timestamp columns - Mailing list pgsql-interfaces

From Tom Lane
Subject Re: Seconds precision in timestamp columns
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Msg-id 56084.1626530651@sss.pgh.pa.us
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In response to Seconds precision in timestamp columns  ("Luiz E. P. Fernandes" <lepfer@uol.com.br>)
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"Luiz E. P. Fernandes" <lepfer@uol.com.br> writes:
> In the dvdrental example database, there is a column named 
> 'payment_date' on the 'payment' table and columns 'rental_date' and 
> 'return_date' on the 'rental' table.  These columns appear on the 
> information_schema.columns view with identical specifications: datatype 
> = 'timestamp without timezone', datetime_precision = 6. However, a 
> select on table 'payment' presents column 'payment_date' with 6 
> fractional digits, while a select on table 'rental' presents columns 
> 'rental_date' and 'return_date' without fractional digits.

Presumably this is just an artifact of the example data.  timestamptz_out
suppresses trailing fractional zeroes, regardless of the column's nominal
precision.  So there's no reason to think that one column is being treated
differently from the others.

            regards, tom lane



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